I read Seth nearly every day and he is always on target. I especially liked today’s blog so I’m sharing: “I didn’t have time” This actually means, “it wasn’t important enough.” It wasn’t a high priority, fun, distracting, profitable or urgent enough to make it to the top of the list. Every few days, Twitter and Facebook soak up a billion hours of ‘spare’ time.
Leading up to Easter 2014 I shared the story of Lazarus’ resurrection. In this well known story Jesus illustrates how that He deals in a personal and intimate way with each of the characters in the story. He knows how to meet their needs.
We partner with Countryside Grade School and Principal Amy Hercules to support the students and give them a chance to break the cycle of poverty. Here’s what she has to say about our partnership.
We shared this video on Easter Sunday 2104 at Indian Creek Community Church. I appreciated the transparency and honesty of his message. I’ve had the privilege of seeing him live it out.
I invite you to Indian Creek where restoration is in process. Since time and life happen to all we all need restoration. Enjoy the truth of this one minute invite and then join us this Sunday at Indian Creek:
Then God said, “Let us make man in our image.—Genesis 1:26 (RSV) Everything started with community. God is three in one—Father, Son, and Spirit. The use of the plural in Genesis 1 reminds us that we were created out of community and made for community.
All the believers were together and had everything in common. —Acts 2:44 (NIV) A DISTINCTION OF THOSE who follow Jesus is that they welcome community. You can be an introvert or extrovert, come from a big family or be an only child, but community is non-optional for the believer.
One of my favorite subjects is the kingdom of heaven. I love the beauty and power of what we’ve been invited into as followers of Jesus. I encourage you to listen and take to heart what Jesus has done for us.
Last week I spoke at the Olathe campus encouraging our congregation to get off to a great start in 2014. If you missed it or what to share it, here you go!
I shared the message on Christmas Sunday from the Olathe Campus, Everlasting Father, as a part of the “A Child is Born series.” It’s a Christmas gift to you: